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Various shots of destroyed homes, roads, fences. Sunny day. Villagers looking uneasily into the camera. Large military truck rolls through town. Mound of Russian bodies lying in a heap.

Consists of the unfinished handwritten memoirs of Leon Matsas, entitled "Survival I," "Survival II," and Survival III." The memoirs are originally written in Greek and have been translated by Mr. Matsas' daughter, Ninetta Matsa Feldman. In the memoirs, Mr. Matsas, a banker, describes pre-war antisemitism and the fear of a German invasion. In 1940, he transferred with his family from Preveza to Agrinion, ...

Audio and video recordings of JosMarie Vanderspek's presentation about her memories of the German invasion and occupation of the Netherlands from 1940-1945."

Contains a testimony, typescript, 16 pages, recounting the invasion and occupation of the author's hometown in Poland from 1939 onward.

Testimony, four pages, typescript; five pages manuscript. Describes German invasion and occupation of unnamed town in Ukraine (in vicinity of Vinnitsa).

Narrative by General Patton's aide-de-camp based on letters written to his wife from the invasion of North Africa to Germany's surrender. [1st ed.]. 335 pages illustrations 22 cm

Contains the cover of a German propaganda booklet entitled "Handstreich gegen Kowno" [Coup Against Kovno] about the German invasion of Kovno.

Testimony, three pages, typescript, similar description to that of husband (David Wharton; see 1995.A.1150), of life in Kaunas, invasion, ghetto of Slabodka.

A comprehensive collection of vintage photographs, illustrations, maps, and text that chronicles the U.S. Marine invasion of Iwo Jima in February 1945. Includes bibliographical references. 255 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 32 cm